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Date: 2026-03-14 AO: The Super Bowl Q: wildturkey , PAX: Rudy, snowflake, wildturkey, taggart FNGs: COUNT: 4 Pi Day Fun Facts >From the infinite digits of pi to the symmetrical design of our limbs, mathematics and biology are deeply connected.
Here are some fun facts about how pi, geometry, and the human body intersect: The Role of Pi in the Human Body DNA Spirals: The double helix of your DNA contains in its very structure. The ladder-like steps are held together by “pi bonds.”
Blood Flow Dynamics: Your arteries and veins are essentially flexible tubes. Scientists use the Poiseuille equation—which includes Pi—to calculate the rate of blood flow and understand how oxygen reaches your brain.
Brain Waves: Your brain’s electrical activity follows wave patterns that can be broken down into sine waves. Since sine waves are mathematically built on Pi, doctors rely on this constant to interpret EEGs (Electroencephalograms) and diagnose sleep disorders or epilepsy.
Today we ran 3.14 miles and did 3 exercises for fourteen reps every 3 min. We got to run on various surfaces and got some rolling hills and stairs.
Thank you for coming out on a beautiful morning.
Here are some fun facts about how pi, geometry, and the human body intersect: The Role of Pi in the Human Body DNA Spirals: The double helix of your DNA contains in its very structure. The ladder-like steps are held together by “pi bonds.”
Blood Flow Dynamics: Your arteries and veins are essentially flexible tubes. Scientists use the Poiseuille equation—which includes Pi—to calculate the rate of blood flow and understand how oxygen reaches your brain.
Brain Waves: Your brain’s electrical activity follows wave patterns that can be broken down into sine waves. Since sine waves are mathematically built on Pi, doctors rely on this constant to interpret EEGs (Electroencephalograms) and diagnose sleep disorders or epilepsy.
Today we ran 3.14 miles and did 3 exercises for fourteen reps every 3 min. We got to run on various surfaces and got some rolling hills and stairs.
Thank you for coming out on a beautiful morning.
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- QIC: wingman
- Pax: @wildturkey, Rudy, Snowflake, taggart, the-super-bowl
The Super Bowl
Date: 2026-03-14 AO: The Super Bowl Q: wildturkey , PAX: Rudy, snowflake, wildturkey, taggart FNGs: COUNT: 4 Pi Day Fun Facts >From the infinite digits of pi to the symmetrical design of our limbs, mathematics and biology are deeply connected.
Here are some fun facts about how pi, geometry, and the human body intersect: The Role of Pi in the Human Body DNA Spirals: The double helix of your DNA contains in its very structure. The ladder-like steps are held together by “pi bonds.”
Blood Flow Dynamics: Your arteries and veins are essentially flexible tubes. Scientists use the Poiseuille equation—which includes Pi—to calculate the rate of blood flow and understand how oxygen reaches your brain.
Brain Waves: Your brain’s electrical activity follows wave patterns that can be broken down into sine waves. Since sine waves are mathematically built on Pi, doctors rely on this constant to interpret EEGs (Electroencephalograms) and diagnose sleep disorders or epilepsy.
Today we ran 3.14 miles and did 3 exercises for fourteen reps every 3 min. We got to run on various surfaces and got some rolling hills and stairs.
Thank you for coming out on a beautiful morning.
Here are some fun facts about how pi, geometry, and the human body intersect: The Role of Pi in the Human Body DNA Spirals: The double helix of your DNA contains in its very structure. The ladder-like steps are held together by “pi bonds.”
Blood Flow Dynamics: Your arteries and veins are essentially flexible tubes. Scientists use the Poiseuille equation—which includes Pi—to calculate the rate of blood flow and understand how oxygen reaches your brain.
Brain Waves: Your brain’s electrical activity follows wave patterns that can be broken down into sine waves. Since sine waves are mathematically built on Pi, doctors rely on this constant to interpret EEGs (Electroencephalograms) and diagnose sleep disorders or epilepsy.
Today we ran 3.14 miles and did 3 exercises for fourteen reps every 3 min. We got to run on various surfaces and got some rolling hills and stairs.
Thank you for coming out on a beautiful morning.
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